Manual Therapy

Manual therapy doesn’t involve machines or tools. It’s a simple, skilled approach that uses hands to reduce the pain and improve mobility of joints, nerves and tissues. It can be related to the age-old,household method of curing muscle pain by applying pressure. The only difference being manual therapy is a more targeted application of pressure.

While there are various forms of Manual Therapy existing worldwide, we prefer select ones.

Manual Therapy techniques we prefer

• Maitland
• Mulligan manual therapy
• Cyriax approach
• Janda approach

How Manual Therapy works?

The prime objective of this therapy is to relax muscles and give relief to the patient. The muscles with pain usually get stiff; we help them relax by stretching and mobilising with gentle hands.

Where do you applyManual Therapy?

• It is used in sports – on field as well as off the field.
• It can be used for the majority of the population.
• Conditions treated with Manual Therapy